Convert TM2 to PDFA

Surveyors and civil engineers need to archive project data in a format that will remain accessible for decades. Converting TM2 survey files to PDF/A ensures long-term preservation with embedded fonts and metadata, making them compliant with regulatory document retention policies.

When sharing land survey results with clients who don't have specialized TM2 viewing software, converting to PDF/A allows anyone to open and review the data using free PDF readers while maintaining the document's visual integrity and measurement accuracy.

Many government agencies require survey submissions in standardized formats. Converting TM2 files to PDF/A ensures compliance with municipal planning department requirements for development applications and building permits.

Construction projects require permanent records of site layouts and measurements. Converting TM2 files to PDF/A creates searchable, self-contained documents that preserve critical survey data for future reference, audits, or legal disputes.

Property boundary surveys often become part of legal deeds and property records. PDF/A format ensures these critical documents remain exactly as created without alteration, providing reliable evidence for property transactions and boundary disputes.

When survey data is needed as evidence in legal proceedings, PDF/A format provides court-admissible documents that cannot be easily altered, maintaining the integrity of the original measurements and annotations.

Public infrastructure projects require permanent, standardized documentation. PDF/A format meets government archiving standards for as-built surveys, ensuring long-term accessibility of critical infrastructure data.

Mining and resource companies must submit survey data to regulatory bodies in formats that ensure long-term readability. PDF/A conversion makes TM2 files suitable for compliance reporting and environmental monitoring requirements.

Archaeological surveys require permanent preservation for future research. Converting TM2 files to PDF/A creates stable, self-contained documents that preserve site measurements and contextual data for academic and cultural heritage purposes.

Utility companies and public works departments need standardized formats for underground utility maps. PDF/A ensures these critical safety documents remain accessible and unaltered for excavation planning and emergency response.

During project closeout, construction staking data must be archived in permanent formats. PDF/A conversion preserves the original survey data exactly as it was used during construction, creating reliable as-built documentation.

Maritime and port authorities require standardized formats for hydrographic survey data. PDF/A conversion ensures navigational charts and depth measurements remain permanently accessible for safety and regulatory compliance.